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Section VIII - Intro | The Unauthorized Chronology of the DC Universe

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VIII: You Say It’s Your Birthday. Table of Birthdates and Ages. Extraordinary longevity and uncanny youthfulness are downright common in the DC Universe. In fact, it’s sometimes necessary to distinguish among three different types of age: a character’s chronological. Age (years on the calendar), biological. Age (years of wear on the body), and experiential. Evidence, are derived from the dates given by E. Nelson Bridwell in the 1976 Super DC Calendar. Derived from the character’s origin, and/or. Hence a ...

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Section II - Intro | The Unauthorized Chronology of the DC Universe

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II: The Golden Age of Heroes. In the end, despite the reliance on flashbacks, the result contains a suprising level of detail. A brief overview of the highlights, as an aid to comprehension, would look as follows:. The Crimson Avenger debuts. The Flash gains his powers. World War II begins. Hawkman debuts, followed by the Spectre, Phantom Lady, and Starman. Many more heroes appear, including Dr. Fate and the Atom. The Justice Society of America forms. The Seven Soldiers of Victory form. The New Earth Era.

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Section I - Intro | The Unauthorized Chronology of the DC Universe

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I: In The Beginning. The Dawn of Time. 1st - 10th Centuries. 11th - 18th Centuries. Of the stories set in this period have been told as flashbacks in one sense or another (for obvious reasons), making it more difficult to reliably track down and remember all the noteworthy events not only for myself or other readers, but for writers and editors as well, increasing the likelihood of unintentional inconsistencies. There is the further complication (although a delightful one! 1992; J.M. Roberts’. 6th Ed&#46...

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Section IV - DCU Timeline: The Silver Age | The Unauthorized Chronology of the DC Universe

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IV: The Silver Age. At the 250th anniversary of Metropolis’s founding, Clark Kent rescues the crashing space-plane Constitution. His powers revealed, Clark seeks advice from his adoptive parents and makes his public debut as Superman, heralding the beginning of a new Heroic Age. 1094 [ Ten Years Ago ];. Mini-series #1 10.86 , and many other sources. (Scenes from. 3 1103 are of. However, as they do not match many other known details.). From the known events of Clark’s post-college summer [. 7 1995 set wit...

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Section VII - Intro | The Unauthorized Chronology of the DC Universe

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He future of the DC Universe was once well-mapped terrain, but that map was torn apart by the Crisis on Infinite Earths and DC’s future was hit harder than any other other aspect of its history by the events of Zero Hour. As well. In the intervening years, however, pieces have begun to fall back into place some familiar, some never before seen. Just to keep things interesting, though it’s now clear that all the pieces aren’t necessarily supposed to fit into a single map. Originally, DC’s post- Crisis.

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Section IV - Intro | The Unauthorized Chronology of the DC Universe

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IV: The Silver Age. Hen fans start talking about how confusing continuity has become in the DC Universe, they’re more likely than not to be talking about what has become of the Silver Age a huge body of stories that are essential background for today’s still-active characters, yet which, in the aftermath of. Accordingly, it makes sense to focus some rigorous analysis here as a result of which, this also stands revealed as the period where this Chronology differs most significantly from DC’s version.

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Section II - DCU Timeline: The Golden Age | The Unauthorized Chronology of the DC Universe

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II: The Golden Age. Plagued by troubled dreams, New York playboy Wesley Dodds becomes the first costumed mystery-man the Sandman. He meets the precocious socialite Dian Belmont, daughter of D.A. Larry Belmont, and apprehends the murderer calling himself the Tarantula. Timeline places him in 1939 [. V2 #7 10.86 said June 10, 1939], but. 1-4 4-7.93 (et seq.), with their topical historical references, leave no doubt of the correct date. (1st app. NY World’s Fair Comics. The planet Krypton explodes. V2 #5 8&...

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Section III - DCU Timeline: The Quiet Years | The Unauthorized Chronology of the DC Universe

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III: The Quiet Years. The second Starman goes missing in action after a year and a day (as David Knight returns to his fate in the future. In his wake, Ted Knight resumes crimefighting with renewed commitment. V2 #2 12.94 [establishes duration],. 1 498 [misprinted as 1951 ],. V2 #79 7.01 . (Ted meets his future wife, Adele Doris Drew, on the evening David disappears.) Opal City clearly doesn’t share the era’s prevailing public mood against super-heroes. Which would place this in 1954. The presence of Squ...

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Welcome to the DC Universe where the past isn’t what it used to be. Sorry it's been a few months. Since I've made any noteworthy updates! Movie and the series finale of Lost. Neglected the implications of Superman: Secret Origin, DC Universe Legacies, and several other relevant recent projects.]. His site is dedicated to presenting a timeline of the DC Universe. The fictional home of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and countless other memorable characters who have followed in their footsteps. In the view...

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Section III - Intro | The Unauthorized Chronology of the DC Universe

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III: The Quiet Years. Ates are less reliable in this section than in the Golden Age, and things start to get tricky since obviously, these are the years when many Silver Age stories were originally published, yet those stories are no longer set in this period due to latter-day revisionism. In addition, this period keeps growing. To accommodate these complications, I’ve introduced an extra feature to the Chronology starting at this point. Any entry with a solid black vertical bar. Note also that the birth...